“I nearly died that day”: How Ignorance, Misdiagnosis and Stigma fuels Tubercolosis
The hidden scars of TB stigmatisation silences Nigeria’s affected victims.
By Precious Nwonu
The hidden scars of TB stigmatisation silences Nigeria’s affected victims.
By Precious Nwonu
By Precious Nwonu
Far from Home. . . the Hidden Struggle of Women with Tuberculosis (TB) in Enugu South.
All Nigeria Editors Conference 2025
In a stunning turn of events, the echoes of Lady Ejiro Umukoro’s powerful novel “Distortion” have resonated far beyond the pages of her bestselling book, shattering the chains of oppression and rewriting the narrative of social equality in Nigeria. With unyielding passion and conviction, Lady Ejiro’s tireless advocacy along with other human rights advocates has ignited a revolution, culminating in the bold abolition of the Osu Caste System in Imo State. This extraordinary achievement is a testament to the transformative power of storytelling, strategic media advocacy, and unwavering dedication to justice, cementing “Distortion” as a landmark literary milestone that will be remembered for generations to come.
. . .Tinubu, Sultan, Uzodimma to Headline Editors’ 2025 Annual Conference.
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh
Byo Mohammed Taoheed
In a world where words wield power, Nigeria’s literary scene is a treasure trove of untold stories. As publishing spaces fade, initiatives like the ANA/Lady Ejiro Umukoro Emerging Poet Award are beacons of hope, amplifying marginalized voices and preserving the country’s rich cultural heritage for generations to come.
Nigeria’s young adult literature is experiencing a vibrant resurgence, empowering a fresh wave of youthful voices to emerge and redefine Africa’s literary landscape.
By Eugenia Bluntte